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Kam2021:He is desperate like Amaechi was in 2015. An Atiku presidency will send Wike on a permanent exile. So he is fighting for his life. |
onuman:Wike is so brazen in his election rigging. He should have given Tinubu 40%, but he damned all consequences and is giving Tinubu over 60%. |
Helpfromabove1:Was it not BVAS and IReV that gave Soludo victory and legitimacy? Did anyone challenge Soludo's victory? Why can't you guys demand the same for your principal? If BVAS and IReV showed Tinubu won, everyone will be against Labour if the challenge the results. |
Helpfromabove1:We are talking about the integrity of the system. We are tired of the party in power rigging the elections and then dare everyone else to go to court. Where the rigger will be installed in power and then given state resources to bribe his way through the courts. Its the same court that made the person who came forth governor of a state. The same court said non serialisation of voters sheet is valid in an election, that serialisation is not necessary for the election to be valid. And that is the court you want Nigerians to trust. BVAS and IReV was supposed to eliminate all these shenanigans, but it seems you guys want to continue performing the same tricks over and over against no minding what Nigerians think. |
CoronaVirusRelo:Tinubu can't get 10% in rivers. Even Buhari who had better standing than Tinubu in Rivers only got about 30% in rivers in 2019. |
Helpfromabove1:How do you know any party was winning or losing by 6pm when INEC refused to show evidence of results as stipulated in the electoral act 2022, which is uploading of BVAS and IReV? Filling out results sheets by RECs and announcing it on live TV is not an acceptable proof of result. OSUN elections was upturned favour of APC by the Appeal court because of BVAS, so why should the INEC chairman commence the announcement of result without BVAS? |
DeepSight:But we need a way to address the Ngige phenomenon, whereby a governor (or president) will be sworn in despite rigged elections, only for the courts to overturn the elections 2 years later, and then a new governor is sworn in for a new fresh 4 year term. Now the situation becomes "what happened to the imposter's term? Were the laws and executive orders made by the imposter governor valid or invalid? If someone takes such a case to court, it will be very dicey. Another problem is that if we continue like this for the next 100 years, the cummutive effects of such scenario will distrust the whole electoral process. Already about 5 or 6 states have elections in unusual times. I believe we can make a law that allows for all outstanding court cases to be dispensed with before swearing in. Either we expedite election cases or have enough time to litigate election issues. I sure this is the main reason the supreme court always gives unreasonable judgements when it comes to presidential elections in Nigeria. Because, they are trying to avoid a constitutional crisis. Eg, the 12 2/3 issue in 1979 and the no serialised ballot papers in 2007. |
famology:That's the strategy that has brought us to this impasse. This is the reason why very unpopular candidates are imposed on the populace, and they perform poorly in governance. If a president (or governor) is not allowed be sworn in until all outstanding issues is decided in court? You guys will not just write figures and then retorts to your usual rhetoric of "go to court". |
juman:It's not about winning or losing but the process. Are you not interested in knowing why BVAS and IReV was not deployed in the elections. |
famology:We are talking apple, you are talking pineapple. The issue is not about who lost what state but about the non use of BVAS and IReV. |
Taba21:How are they acting professional when they did not ask questions on why the much celebrated BVAS and IReV was not used. Why spend billions of naira on BVAS and IReV and then not use it? Is that not against the electoral act 2022? |
bennybuhari:I have always said it that Tinubu can never win a free and fair election. He relies on vote buying, intimidation, violence and rigging to keep Lagos in his stranglehold. Tinubu is popular with politicians, business elites, cultists and agberos, but unpopular with the ordinary citizens who endures all kinds of extortion from the state government and agberos. |
FreeStuffsNG:Which credible elections. This is the worst election in terms of organisation in the history of Nigeria if not Africa. Let's wait for the report of both local and international observers. I am sure they will all agree with me that this election is anything but credible. There is evidence of massive voter suppression, voter intimidation and outright manipulation of figures, all with the connivance of INEC. |
DeusXmachina:Add to that serious and massive issue of paedophilia (child rape and marriage). The amount of unreported child rape in Nigeria is alarming. LBTGQ and transgender suggest is the most least (pardon my English) of our problems. |
Lunja:I am a bit curious, but why are you guys so obsessed with homosexuality and sex in general? You guys (so called conservatives) cannot say or write three sentences without talking about sex. |
xtivin:That's because of both a breakdown of the family system and a breakdown the moral fabric of the society. We have been subsumed by crass and unbridled materialism. The type of materialism that Jesus preached against (mind you I am an atheist). The kind of materialism that makes a son want to use his mother for money (ritual or otherwise) and vice versa. The kind of materialism that makes a man want to love-vendor his girlfriend or even wife. A materialism that shuns love, compassion and contentment, but breeds hatred, selfishness and never ending thirst to acquire the whole world. That kind of materialism look for happiness outside instead of within. We have a long road to go, a long road of sufferings, despair and loneliness before we learn. |
xtivin:Yes it's an ancient trade, but it had always been an illegal and sinful ancient trade. At no time was it ever accepted. Prostitution was reserved for the outcasts in society, the women (probably old) that no one would marry. You think the OP would marry the lady, if she engage in prostitution for his sake and bring in millions? Will you marry a woman that sleeps with other men for $10000 and shares half with you? Will you start a family with such woman? The random broke but hardworking guy (not yahoo yahoo) can bring her far more happiness than a millionaire or even a billionaire. |
xtivin:If you see nothing wrong with his reasoning, it shows how depraved our values have become. I blame the prosperity gospel propagated by new age Christianity from the mid 80s. Even the Bible condemns prostitution, but new age Christianity promotes acquisition of wealth by any means - prostitution, kidnapping or stealing. If the OP wants to make money by prostitution, I am sure there are gays among the delegates. As a young man with probably a virgin ass, he can command double or even triple the amount he is proposing for his girlfriend. I don't want to hear homosexuality is a sin in Christianity, as if prostitution is a virtue. |
emekajacobogbon:Go to Ogun state. I mean your bank branch in say Sagamu or Otta. I hear Ogun state banks still collects old notes as per the directive by the state government. |
chukseric504869:Nna you are a good businessman. I trust you are from igbo. |
3ple9iner:They didn't? CBN did not have capacity to print enough new notes to replace the old ones
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Ayed44:Who would have changed the old notes to new ones when banks and ATMs were still dispensing the old notes one week to the deadline? |
CoolUsername:What you guys fail to acknowledge is that science inherently Has a self correcting mechanism. It relies on data. The more accurate the data, the more accurate the findings. The earth can be flat for 5,000 years, but once new data comes from a new invention called the telescope, it becomes round/sphere. Same for gravity. Gravity was a force that pulls objects together for over 200 years, but once data came from space observations by telescopes (again), it no longer a force but a warping of space-time. Let me add one more example; For over 5000 years leprosy, rabies and diseases were caused by demons and spirits, but with invention of microscope, new data became available and diseases came to be caused by bacteria, viruses, protozoans, fungi, etc. Covid19 was a novel corona virus, as more people got infected more data was obtained and more accurate predictions ( and vaccines) were made. Yes there might have been a few errors and contradictions in the beginning due to limited data, but as millions of people got infected and more scientists got involved, the facts became clearer. We still have no choice but to rely on the experts instead of our gut instincts or media and political opinion leaders. |
KingAzubuike:Ikorodu ke? Abeg no compare light with darkness. Ikorodu gets at least 16 hours of light a day except there is local transformer problem. Ikorodu never gets flodded during rainy season. Ikorodu has numerous Chinese and Lebanese companies and thus an economy. |
IjeBos:I don't agree that Nigeria should align with the US. We should not align with anyone, but continue to be non aligned. We go with who best serves our interest (both short and long term interests). The US has proven to be an unreliable ally. Those third world countries that aligned with the US has nothing to show for it outside US teleguided democracy, US culture and morals and US aids that's akin to a Greek gift. |
CoolUsername:Hunting for what? In the 21st century? How many game is still out there that all millions of Missouri males (from teens) are expected to hunt constantly and periodically? Then what types of guns are we even talking about? Hunting guns, rifles, handguns or even adult rifles? I don't know understand the obsession of Republicans with guns. Guns have nothing to do with conservativism. |
mechanics:They bought it from his children. |
MarketDispatch:Because Paris (Europeans) seems to appreciate Fela more than we do. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g83vE61WaXI&feature=shares |
See Oyinbo woman performing fela's Zombie to an all white audience. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g83vE61WaXI&feature=shares |
CoolUsername:I have never seen a book called Lawn Boy before we can even talk about reading it. I have only seen a few passages from a single page posted here. I have no idea the plot or synopsis of the book. So I honestly have no opinion for or against. The issue of its appropriateness for a school library should be between the parents, teachers and school authorities. What I don't even understand is whether the book is part of the school or state curriculum. Is it part of any subject taught at the school? As I insist, this is a school (or at worst a few schools) issue. How it got into a national frenzy that necessitated banning and vetting all books in all schools in Florida is beyond me. |
raumdeuter:This is still one isolated case of misjudgment by a school management. It's not a state policy by democrats as being pushed by extreme right. If the parents are not happy with the school management decision, there are more practical ways to seek redress. Either a petition to the state's educational board, the courts or at worst seek another school. These parents are democrats, republicans white black all works who will rather their kids be taught what they approve of which is Maths Science English etc and not be groomed like the Democrats wish toAt least you recognize that it's not a democratic/ liberal policy. It's the personal decisions the managers of that particular school. They can be of any political party, race or religion. Republicans new political strategy is to elevate isolated issues to the level of frenzy and outrage. Political campaigns have become an outrage shopping fiesta. Immigration, drugs, crime, homosexuality, foreign policy, etc., issues that transcends party, administrations and time. Everything is presented with an agenda to cause outrage and anger, with little or no policy suggestions. |
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